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Table 1 Patient demographics and clinical characteristics at enrolment into the UK named patient programme

From: Review of metastatic colorectal cancer treatment pathways and early clinical experience of trifluridine/tipiracil in the UK named patient programme

 

Patients receiving ≥1 dose of trifluridine/tipiracil (n = 194)

Patients not commencing treatment (n = 56)

Age (years), median (IQR)

63.0 (54.0–69.0)

62.0 (54.8–69.0)

Female, n (%)

83 (43%)

21 (38%)

BMI (kg/m2), median (IQR)

25.8 (22.7–29.6)

26.0 (23.5–28.4)

ECOG-PS, n (%)

 0

54 (28%)

8 (14%)

 1

127 (65%)

39 (70%)

 2

13 (7%)

9 (16%)

KRAS-mutation, n (%)

 Wild type

89 (46%)

25 (45%)

 Mutated

74 (38%)

25 (45%)

 Not known

17 (9%)

4 (7%)

 Not recorded

14 (7%)

2 (4%)

Disease duration (months),a median (IQR)

35.7 (18.7–54.7)

33.4 (19.5–47.9)

Time from diagnosis of metastatic disease

  < 18 months

61 (31%)

20 (36%)

  ≥ 18 months

133 (69%)

36 (64%)

Prior colorectal surgery (n, %)

 Yes

143 (74%)

36 (64%)

 No

51 (26%)

20 (36%)

Neoadjuvant therapy (n, %)

 Yes

4 (2%)

1 (2%)

 No

190 (98%)

55 (98%)

Adjuvant therapy (n, %)

 Yes

75 (39%)

16 (29%)

 No

119 (61%)

40 (71%)

Number of prior lines of therapy for metastatic disease

 1

15 (8%)

6 (11%)

 2

92 (47%)

24 (43%)

 3

51 (26%)

12 (21%)

  ≥ 4

36 (19%)

14 (25%)

Prior therapies for metastatic disease

 Fluorouracil or capecitabine

193 (99%)

55 (98%)

  5-FU

178 (92%)

53 (95%)

  Capecitabine

90 (46%)

26 (46%)

 Oxaliplatin

163 (84%)

49 (88%)

 Irinotecan

193 (99%)

55 (98%)

 Bevacizumab

88 (45%)

20 (36%)

 Cetuximab

65 (34%)

17 (30%)

 Panitumumab

10 (5%)

2 (4%)

 Aflibercept

30 (15%)

9 (16%)

 Regorafenib

9 (5%)

1 (2%)

 Mitomycin or MMC

21 (11%)

4 (7%)

 Other

26 (13%)

9 (16%)

  1. aTime between date of initial CRC diagnosis and enrolment